[Music] Southern Sound - Timbo

[Rambo]

Anyone remember this bloke from the 80’s on Southern Sound every evening, had quite a cult following. Whatever happened to him?

Had lots of annoying jingles if I recall.

 

[Rambo]

Some memories of Southern Sound here..


https://www.localradioarchive.co.uk/southern_sound/audio.php

 

[Papa Lazarou]

Tommy Boyd's Sunday night show was without doubt the greatest radio show of all time.

 

[Papa Lazarou]

and thanks to the link from [MENTION=341]Rambo[/MENTION] there's loads here https://soundcloud.com/tommy-boyd-show-archive

 

[deslynhamsmoustache1]

He was very suggestive if i remember rightly, often asking the ladies to describe what they were or rather weren't wearing.Totally outragous compaired to your usual "Mike Smashy" BBC tripe at the time.

 

[zefarelly]

Who was the funny guy who did the late evening shows, around 1998-2000? with the lady sidekick ?

 

[zefarelly]

and thanks to the link from [MENTION=341]Rambo[/MENTION] there's loads here https://soundcloud.com/tommy-boyd-show-archive

bloody hell! im amazed that not only it still exists, but someone had time to upload it all!

 

[DJ NOBO]

He is T . terrific
He is I . incredible
He is M. Magnificent
he is B. such a Beauty
He is O O O
TIMBO

 

[Rambo]

He is T . terrific
He is I . incredible
He is M. Magnificent
he is B. such a Beauty
He is O O O
TIMBO

Yes!! [emoji23]

 

[hart's shirt]

Anyone remember this bloke from the 80’s on Southern Sound every evening, had quite a cult following. Whatever happened to him?

Real name - Tim Lloyd. Here's his Twitter: https://twitter.com/essextimbo?lang=en

Now:



...and then.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Tommy Boyd's Sunday night show was without doubt the greatest radio show of all time.

Great show back in the day.
Up there with Baker for the nutty callers.
There was a jingle 'I've got a? in my trousers, have you got one in yours?

 

[Jam The Man]

Loved the Tommy Boyd show - Nicky Keig-Schevlin was on that too (“time for Nicky, Nickety Nockety..etc”)
Used to love the old Southern Sound long jingle at the close of broadcasting. It sounded like a elevator version of MacArthur Park. So much so, I got in contact with Chris Copsey (RIP) in 1998 who got me an invite to the sound engineer chap who looked after the archives and burnt it onto a CD for me.